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Drip Line Drying. To indicate that drip line drying is allowed in the natural drying process. Square with two vertical dashes in the middle. 5.5 drying racks use screen drying racks of approximately 16 mesh stainless. For procedure for line drying, see 10.1.1; The procedures are applicable to textile fabrics,. A curved line in the square; Line drying involves hanging clothes on a clothesline or a drying rack to air dry, while drip drying involves laying the clothes flat to dry. Drip dry means allowing the garment to hang and air dry while any excess water drips off, usually without wringing or manipulating the. Three vertical lines in the square indicate the clothes should be hung to drip dry ; D — drip flat dry. 1.1 this international standard specifies domestic washing and drying procedures for textile testing. 1.4 this international standard also specifies six drying procedures: B — drip line dry. Two slanted lines in the corner of the. For drip line drying, see 10.1.2.

D — drip flat dry. For drip line drying, see 10.1.2. 1.1 this international standard specifies domestic washing and drying procedures for textile testing. Drip dry means allowing the garment to hang and air dry while any excess water drips off, usually without wringing or manipulating the. To indicate that drip line drying is allowed in the natural drying process. Three vertical lines in the square indicate the clothes should be hung to drip dry ; A curved line in the square; Line drying involves hanging clothes on a clothesline or a drying rack to air dry, while drip drying involves laying the clothes flat to dry. Two slanted lines in the corner of the. The procedures are applicable to textile fabrics,.

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Drip Line Drying For procedure for line drying, see 10.1.1; To indicate that drip line drying is allowed in the natural drying process. 5.5 drying racks use screen drying racks of approximately 16 mesh stainless. Two slanted lines in the corner of the. Line drying involves hanging clothes on a clothesline or a drying rack to air dry, while drip drying involves laying the clothes flat to dry. B — drip line dry. 1.4 this international standard also specifies six drying procedures: For procedure for line drying, see 10.1.1; Drip dry means allowing the garment to hang and air dry while any excess water drips off, usually without wringing or manipulating the. 1.1 this international standard specifies domestic washing and drying procedures for textile testing. A curved line in the square; Square with two vertical dashes in the middle. For drip line drying, see 10.1.2. D — drip flat dry. The procedures are applicable to textile fabrics,. Three vertical lines in the square indicate the clothes should be hung to drip dry ;